Stand up for those who can't stand up for themselves The more someone brags about what he is, the surer you can be that's what he ain't Tell Continue Reading
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Demons of Our Actions
by Trey Tull Our lives are composed of the consequences of our actions, the good, the bad, and the neutral. I believe the pattern of life is for us Continue Reading
The Ramp
by Clay D I was but maybe a month or two old, not truly but in war we are reborn. A newborn thrust into this world, cold and alone. I was Continue Reading
Escort Duty: Bringing Jimmy Home
by Jarrod L. Taylor Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in "Proud to Be: Writing by American Warriors, Vol. 2." Ed. Susan Swartwout. Cape Continue Reading
Xfinity Bundles and Packages for Families
When we talk about telecommunication services for families, we want everything. We look for high-speed data downloads, all amazing cable TV services, Continue Reading
Basic Facts About Family Law: Scope and Support
Matters regarding family relationships are never easy, especially once the legalities of the law come into play. Besides the emotional and relational Continue Reading
A Story Told in Pictures: Afghanistan’s Mark on Me
In Afghanistan I transformed from a naive young kid into a more mature person, indeed I did. In Afghanistan, I learned that life is not only short Continue Reading
“Be a Man Jeffy”: Social Justice Warrior Parenting
A girlfriend I had years ago gave me a heads up about her sister the day I was going to meet her. "She got out of a long term abusive relationship a Continue Reading
Something Big
by Frank Pauc This first appeared in Frank’s blog on November 12, 2020. It is republished here with the author’s Continue Reading
Raw Words from a Gold Star Sibling’s Heart: “But, My Soldier was a Hero Too”
by Mary Elizabeth Morgan, who remembers her only sibling, Sgt. Curtis F. Greene, who honorably served our country and died by suicide. _____ My Continue Reading
Are You Scared?
by Frank Pauc This first appeared in Frank’s blog on December 14, 2020. It is republished here with the author’s Continue Reading
My Message as the Son of a Sailor
I sat by my dad’s bedside holding his hand as the doctors told him that he needed to be put on a ventilator. There was a look of fear I’d never seen Continue Reading
